Saskatchewan
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland and Labrador
New Brunswick
British Columbia
Bitrate:320kbps
Tracklist
1. Introduction
2. Welcome To Eden Parish
3. Meet Parish Members
4. This Place Isn’t So Bad
5. Taking Pictures
6. Father’s Interview
7. Lights Out
8. Not What It Seems
9. This Is The End For Us
10. Drinking The Kool-Aid
11. Death Everywhere
12. Everybody Dies Friend
13. Helicopter Escape
14. End Credits
Zippyshare.com – The Sacrament (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack).zip (http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/28905749/file.html)
Recorded from SPOTIFY Enjoy!!!
yeah sorry about that, i did the best i could to record it without interuptions, this was my first time recording from spotify so….yeah lol
its just dialogue, i found it wierd too
The Sacrament (2014) Soundtrack Score
Composed by: Tyler Bates
Link 320kbps: CONTACT ME –> http://forums.ffshrine.org/private.php?do=newpm&u=765906
Tracklist:
01. Introduction (2:51)
02. Welcome to Eden Parish (4:23)
03. Meet the Parish Members (2:24)
04. When All Gods Children Get Together (feat. Hallelujah Singers) (3:55)
05. This Place Isn’t so Bad (3:41)
06. Taking Pictures (1:58)
07. Father’s Interview (3:29)
08. Traveling Shoes (feat. Hallelujah Singers) (2:18)
09. Lights Out (2:53)
10. Not What It Seems (3:00)
11. To the Chopper (feat. Graham Reznick) (1:51)
12. This Is the End for Us (3:06)
13. Fix Me (feat. Hallelujah Singers) (3:12)
14. Drinking the Kool-Aid (3:06)
15. Death Everywhere (2:40)
16. Everybody Dies Friend (5:16)
17. Helicopter Escape (1:10)
18. End Credits (5:02)
19. Farafina (feat. Art Melody) (3:14)
"The Sacrament is Ti West’s powerful take on suicide cults, and it shows a deep understanding of the hold a leader can have over a trusting populace. The film’s charismatic Father is a clear stand-in for the infamous Jim Jones, who led hundreds to a mass suicide at Jonestown in 1978.The soundtrack album combines pieces of dialogue, with soundscapes by Graham Reznick and an ominous and pulsating score by Tyler Bates (300, The Way, Watchmen). It captures the mood of the film and let’s one relive, in the comfort of his home, this journey into madness and messianic bloodshed."